“They owe me this.” “I don’t know why they gave it to her rather than me. She can’t even write.” “This free content is BS. Why would they even release it?” “Why did they let …
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Yes, Your Game has Problems, Too: Entitlement and Abuse
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Yes, Your Game has Problems Too: Social Media
Did you hear they cheated in that killbox? Pathfinder players are just discount D&D wannabes. Oh, something terrible happened? That’s why I play this game instead. Someone make you mad? Who do I have to …
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Friends on Friday
Mondays are for serious (or not so serious) business. Fridays, however, are for friends within the community, and showcasing their contributions and thoughts. Do you want to participate? If you want to answer the questions …
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Guest Blog: Jimmy Reckitt
Please note: Guest Blogs are from writers who submit material to the staff for review. If you have questions about the material, please feel free to comment, but understand it can take a little time …
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Yes, Your Game has Problems, Too: Dehumanization
She’s just a life support system for a great pair of tits. Those guys really need their heads caved in. I really hate it when some guy tries to pretend to be a girl. Who …
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Friends on Friday
Mondays are for serious (or not so serious) business. Fridays, however, are for friends within the community, and showcasing their contributions and thoughts. If you want to answer the questions below, just send us an …
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Yes, Your Game Has Problems, Too: Harassment and Discrimination in Games.
“They only got that job because they blew the guy that hired them.”; “God, I wish I could have some of that ass.”; “Do you know where the ST for this game is? Oh, you? …
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Friends on Friday
Mondays are for serious (or not so serious) business. Fridays, however, are for friends within the community, and showcasing their contributions and thoughts. If you want to answer the questions below, just send us an …
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Yes, Your Game Has Problems Too
We’ve all seen it: games exposed on social media for harassment, power abuse, and rampant hostility; creators called out for their actions (or their inaction) along with private conversations screen capped and posted online; the …
